A) Flamingo B) Spoonbill C) Pel's fishing owl D) Heron
A) Nature guide certification B) 90 day basic paramilitary and wildlife management courses C) Conservation biology seminars D) Wildlife photography workshops
A) Greenpeace B) Frankfurt Zoological Society C) World Wildlife Fund D) Conservation International
A) Steve Irwin B) Jane Goodall C) Craig Zytkow D) David Attenborough
A) Giraffes and rhinos B) Leopards and cheetahs C) Lions and elephants D) 200 Buffalo and 48 zebra
A) No elephants have been poached in the park since 2018. B) An elephant sanctuary was established within the park. C) All elephants in the park were tagged for tracking. D) Elephants were relocated to a safer area in 2021.
A) Lake Shore Patrol Team B) Shoreline Protection Squad C) River Conservation Crew D) Tanganyika Boat Unit
A) Vundu catfish B) Nile perch C) Golden perch D) Goliath tigerfish
A) Introduction of drone patrols. B) Installation of surveillance cameras throughout the park. C) Construction of new visitor centers. D) Thousands of wire snares were removed.
A) Heron B) African skimmer C) Stork D) Flamingo
A) Launching a wildlife photography contest. B) Ranger training, surveillance, and intelligence networks. C) Building new tourist facilities. D) Organizing community festivals.
A) Whiskered tern B) Gray-headed gull C) White-winged black tern D) Lesser black-backed gull
A) Nile perch B) Vundu catfish C) Goliath tigerfish D) Lake salmon
A) The Chisala Stream B) The Mukotwe River C) The Nkamba Stream D) The Lufubu River
A) Nundo Head B) Inangu Peninsula C) Chansamaseka Escarpment D) Cape Chikutula
A) 6 km long B) 10 km long C) 14 km long D) 20 km long
A) A vertical cliff for about 30 km B) An escarpment rising up to 300 m above the river C) Several villages on its southern bank D) The largest grassland area in the northeast of the park
A) 5 km deep B) Up to 2 km wide C) About 10 m2 D) 50 m wide
A) It has whitewater sections B) It forms an alluvial plain C) It includes a vertical cliff D) It meanders through extensive wetlands
A) Both are equally deep B) The Nkamba Valley C) Neither; they have similar depths D) The Chisala Valley
A) Up to 300 m wide B) 10 km long and 14 km wide C) 50 m wide D) 2.5–6 km wide
A) The Chisala Stream B) The Lufubu River C) The Mukotwe River D) The Nkamba Stream
A) About 10 km long B) 20 km long C) 6 km wide D) 14 km long
A) Up to 300 m wide B) About 50 m wide C) 10 km long D) 5 km deep
A) At the head of Nkamba Bay B) At Chika Falls C) 5 km from its mouth D) In the middle section of the river
A) 50 m wide B) Up to 10 km away C) 5 km deep D) About 30 km away
A) Lufubu River Valley B) Chisala Valley C) Nkamba Bay D) Nsumbu Bay
A) About 30 km B) 14 km long C) 10 km wide D) 50 m wide
A) The alluvial plain at Nkamba Bay B) Villages on the southern bank of the Lufubu River C) Wetlands in the Chisala Valley D) Forested slopes along the Lufubu River
A) Eastern Province B) Northern Province C) Southern Province D) Western Province
A) 1940s B) 1990 C) 2000 D) 1985
A) Nsama District B) Mpulungu District C) Northern Province D) Southern Province District
A) 776 meters B) 1000 meters C) 500 meters D) 1500 meters
A) Inangu Peninsula B) Kasaba Peninsula C) Cape Chikutula D) Nkamba Peninsula
A) No permit needed B) A licence C) A park ranger's permission D) A boat rental agreement
A) Lagoons B) Floodplains C) Swamps D) Dambos
A) Dambos B) Swamps C) Lagoons D) Riparian habitats
A) Eland B) Hippopotamus C) Blue duiker D) Bushbuck
A) 2018 B) 1999 C) 2005 D) 2024
A) A direct route from Mpulungu B) 4WD tracks throughout the park C) A tarred highway from Kasama D) The 170-km Mporokoso–Nsama–Nsumbu gravel road
A) Richard Francis Burton B) Henry Morton Stanley C) David Livingstone D) John Hanning Speke
A) Converted into a museum B) Operational with daily flights C) Closed awaiting redevelopment D) Under construction
A) They mapped the Lufubu River B) They established Kasama Airport C) They chose a site as a temporary shipyard for assembling the SS Good News D) They founded Nkamba Bay Lodge
A) Giraffe B) Elephant C) Buffalo D) Zebra
A) 1958 B) 1975 C) 1960 D) 1980
A) Local villagers B) Park rangers C) Armed scouts D) Tour guides
A) Motorcycles B) 4WD vehicle C) Sedans D) Bicycles
A) 1999 B) 2000 C) 2006 D) 2010
A) An amusement park B) Government rest house chalets C) A shopping mall D) A hotel
A) Samora Machel B) Dr Kenneth Kaunda C) Franklin D. Roosevelt D) Mobutu Sese Seko
A) 1990s B) 1980s C) 1970s D) 1960s
A) Seven B) Five C) Three D) Daily
A) DC-10 B) Boeing 747 C) HS748 D) Airbus A320
A) A basketball court B) A tennis court C) A 9-hole golf course D) A swimming pool
A) Patrice Lumumba B) Joseph Kabila C) Laurent-Désiré Kabila D) Mobutu Sese Seko
A) Samora Machel B) Fernando Alves C) Joaquim Chissano D) Armando Guebuza
A) Government regulations B) Zambia Airways’ financial woes C) Natural disasters D) Lack of interest from tourists
A) 2009 B) 2020 C) 2018 D) 2015
A) A new airport would be built B) The existing airport would be expanded C) The airport would be converted into a museum D) The airport project was canceled permanently
A) 200 MW B) 100 MW C) 500 MW D) 326 MW |